In the last part of this series, I will discuss how the core applies to athletics and weightlifting. Until now, all the discussions have solely been about the core, controlling its position, and making it work dynamically as it should for specific core exercises; what about the transfer to higher level activities? How come some people say dedicated core training isn’t necessary because they squat and lift heavy? How come some people never do dedicated core training, but are good at sports and lift relatively heavy weights?
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functional stability
So far in this blog series I’ve discussed lumbopelvic anatomy, defined the core, and deciphered common daily activities. Those cover the basis for low back health and optimizing movement patterns. Now that you have the foundation, I can get into the “meat and potatoes.” In this installment, I will discuss therapeutic and functional core stability. I will discuss how to make it individualized and review common errors with popular core exercises.